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Software Offers 3-D Views Inside Body: BodyViz Software Coming To Iowa Medical Centers
  — KCCI News: 11/12/2009

Iowa State engineers develop 3-D software to give doctors, students a view inside the body
  — College of Engineering: 11/11/2009

LearnDS student business grows from advanced instructional design class
  — ISU News Service: 10/13/2009

Virtual reality company developed by Iowa State engineers wins Pappajohn prize
  — College of Engineering News: 10/07/2009

HCI Faculty Ana-Paula Correia and Instructional technology students assess National Guard teaching tool
  — College of Human Sciences News page: 10/07/2009

Mark Bryden and Doug McCorkle in People on the Move for Sept. 3, 2009
  — Des Moines Register: 09/03/2009

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Michael VanWaardhuizen and Catherine Peloquin at CHI2009

ISU Student Design Team places third at CHI Competition

April 10,2009

 

Two HCI student design teams were invited to participate in the CHI Conference in Boston. The team led by Catherine Peloquin and Michael VanWaardhuizen earned third place in the Student Design Competition on Thursday, April 9. They presented a project called Crop Connect: Enabling Community Supported Agriculture. They were one of four teams to advance to the finals, along with teams from Michigan and Indiana.

The team of Ross Bohner, Adam Faeth, and Eric Marsh presented a poster called Edible Earth.

This year the student design competition at CHI focused on designing an object, interface, system or service intended to support the idea of utilizing or consuming local resources rather than global resources, in a sustainable and environmentally efficient manner. The conference was held in Boston.


Ross Bohner, Eric Marsh and Adam Faeth


CHI2009 - HCI participants
(From left to right : Eric Marsh, Ross Bohner, Andrea Peer, Adam Faeth, Catherine Peloquin, Wen-Chieh Chang, Michael VanWaardhuizen)

 

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